24. Haywood Highsmith
76ers season stats: GP 5| MINS 8.0| FG% 40.0| 3P% 20.0| FT% 0.0| TRB 1.0| AST 0.4| STL 0.2| TOV 0.2| PF 0.2| PTS 1.8
After Jackson was waived, Haywood Highsmith was signed a two-way contract from the Blue Coats to fill a need on the wing the 76ers needed. Early on, the undrafted rookie showed promise with Delaware, but as the season progressed he regressed as a 3-and-D player. Whenever he did play with Philly, he never impressed.
23. Greg Monroe
76ers season stats: GP 3| MINS 17.3| FG% 65.2| 3P% 100.0| FT% 90.9| TRB 4.3| AST 2.3| STL 0.3| TOV 0.3| PF 1.7| PTS 13.7
To say that Greg Monroe has had a journey filled season is an understatement. He started his season with the Toronto Raptors and after being waived, joined the Boston Celtics briefly. He joined the Sixers near of the end of the season to give the franchise another veteran presence at center. When he has played, he’s played well, but he’s near the bottom of the center rotation.
22. Shake Milton
76ers season stats: GP 20| MINS 13.4| FG% 39.1| 3P% 31.8| FT% 71.4| TRB 1.8| AST 0.9| STL 0.4| BLK 0.4| TOV 0.3| PF 1.5| PTS 4.4
After being the 54th pick, Shake Milton dealt with a couple of injuries this season. He showed big potential with Delaware and showed flashes of being a scorer with the Sixers this season. He scored in double-digits in three games this year. A summer of development would do wonders for Milton.